Top Parks in District of columbia, United states, Page 2

Fort Dupont Park Activity Center

Address: Fort Dupont Dr SE, Washington, DC 20019, USA

“Very cool place. Was here for training and it was pretty good.”

Reservoir Field

Address: Unnamed Road, Washington, DC 20007, USA

“Nice”

Kenilworth Park & Aquatic Gardens

Address: 1550 Anacostia Ave NE, Washington, DC 20019, USA

“One of the many hidden gym is in the district of Columbia. This part boasts biking past and running past as well as lots amounts of green space for the locals in those that know where to go. Great space for family gatherings down the summertime due to its proximity to the route 50 Corridor. One must be careful in the grasslands area after rainfalls.You will walk away with muddy shoes!”

Deanwood Recreation Center

Address: 1350 49th St NE, Washington, DC 20019, USA

“The computer lab/exercise being free to DC residence an low impact an cost swimming during the summer months.”

Anacostia Park

Address: 1900 Anacostia Dr, Washington, DC 20020, USA

Kenilworth Park Aquatic Gardens Boardwalk

Address: Washington, DC 20019, USA

“A nice oasis from the surrounding neighborhood. Peaceful, scenic, and quiet. Took the Ranger-guided tour with Sarah who was very knowledgeable and informative. This a great place to lose yourself for a few hours.”

Rock Creek Trail

Address: 1730 Juniper St NW, Washington, DC 20012, USA

“I love taking my pup to this trail. Optimal free parking on the side street before going down the entrance. Sadly, I've been seeing trash starting to pop up, but before the summer really hit it was clean as a whistle. Small sand bank available to stand around while letting your dog rip through the river. If you go right past the bridge, you'll find another great opening to take your dog for a swim. I like going before 8 am for a walk to worry less about having my dog on leash.”

Hains Point

Address: 927 Ohio Dr SW, Washington, DC 20024, USA

“Been visiting this area for the last 40 years & Everytime I visit it's always a new experience. Just love going there when the weather is nice.”

Kingman And Heritage Islands Park

Address: 575 Oklahoma Ave NE, Washington, DC 20002, USA

“It's a great place to check out Most,,people know little about or have all but forgotten about this place”

Fort Mahan Park

Address: Benning Rd NE, Washington, DC 20019, USA

“very empty nice place to take a walk and think”

Theodore Roosevelt Island

Address: Washington, DC 20037, USA

“Wonderful memorial design. Very soggy as trails become flooded after heavy rain. Annoying jets overhead when it aligns with national airport flight path. Worth checking out! Be careful pulling into the parking lot.”

Giesboro Park

Address: MacDill Blvd SE, Washington, DC 20032, USA

Buzzard Point Park

Address: Washington, DC 20003, USA

Franciscan Monastery Garden

Address: 1400 Quincy St NE, Washington, DC 20017, USA

“Beautiful! My kids enjoyed as well (11 and 13)”

Bryce Park

Address: Washington, DC 20016, USA

Pinehurst Parkway Park

Address: Washington, DC 20015, USA

Parkside Playground

Address: Washington, DC 20019, USA

The Arts of War Sculptures

Address: 620 Ohio Dr SW, Washington, DC 20037, USA

“So many pass these on their daily commutes, but how many walk right up to these beautiful gold statues to appreciate their massiveness? They are worth checking these out if your're visiting the Lincoln Memorial. You'll also get great views of the Lincoln Memorial, the Washington Monument and the Robert E. Lee House down the Arlington Memorial Bridge across the river in Virginia.”

United States Botanic Garden

Address: 100 Maryland Ave SW, Washington, DC 20001, USA

“Absolutely loved my time here. I made a quick visit one day and made sure I came back again. It was really fun to see plants from different climates, desert, tropical, temperate. Loved to see plants like banana and vanilla that I had heard of but never seen. The gardens outside are fantastic and great for sitting and relaxing. There are good resources for learning as well.”

Randle Circle Park

Address: Washington, DC 20019, USA

DC Eagles nest

Address: Washington, DC 20002, USA

“I watched this nest and the new eaglets last year, and it was wonderful. Fascinating to watch the adults share care and feeding of the offspring, and watching the eaglets learn how to fly brought tears to my eyes. Highly recommend.”

Fort Greble Spray Park

Address: Martin Luther King Jr Ave SW & Elmira St SW, Washington, DC 20032, USA

“It was great...the the water fall was FUN!”

Rock Creek Park Grove

Address: Rock Creek Trail, Washington, DC 20012, USA

“Unbelievable that such an amazing park is in such an urban area as DC”

Woodland-Normanstone Terrace Park

Address: Washington, DC 20008, USA

“Great beauty. Always. Hopefully forever.”

Lady Bird Johnson Park

Address: Washington Blvd, Washington, DC 20037, USA

“No matter what time of the year, this place never gets old. Could spend hours wandering around, or just relaxing in one spot. If you need a day to yourself, pack your sandwich box, dress according to the weather, get an Uber and head over, no regrets....”

Recreation Department

Address: 3100 Denver St SE, Washington, DC 20020, USA

Hanson Plaza

Address: Washington, DC 20002, USA

Melvin Hazen Trail

Address: Melvin C Hazen Trail, Washington, DC 20008, USA

“Fantastic 1/5 mile trail that runs from Cleveland park to pierce mill ”

Dakota Playground

Address: Washington, DC 20018, USA

“We had a great time and the group of people that were on celebration invited us to join in! Always a fun place to take the kids to play on the playgrounds! Basketball courts are also there!”

National Herb Garden

Address: Washington, DC 20002, USA

“This is one of the coolest parts of the National Arboretum. There are hundreds of different types of herbs arranged into categories such as medicinal, colonial, Native American and more. Each herb is labeled and many have a description of their uses with historical facts. It’s really cool to learn about and many of the herbs smell amazing!”